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SLOW_CHARGE_RECOVERY_ACTIVE

published Last Updated: Oct 9, 2026 HW: all
Applicable alarms (1)
SLOW_CHARGE_RECOVERY_ACTIVE
Likely outcomes (284 missions, 4 issues) — click to expand

Based on 284 missions where this alarm fired in the last 90 days as of 2026-10-13

Grounding vs discrepancy (of 4 ZERP issues filed on these missions)

Grounding 75% (3 of 4 issues) Discrepancy 25% (1 of 4 issues)

Frequently co-occurring alarms (% of the 284 missions above)

WIRELESS_TX_BUFFER_BACKED_UP 5.6% of missions

Aggregated from fleet operations and refreshed daily. Individual outcomes may vary by site and configuration.

Repeated charge-start failures first set SLOW_CHARGE_RECOVERY_ACTIVE. The Aircraft retries charging over a 24-hour recovery window and the dock will try to restart its charger service. If the recovery window expires without a successful charge-start attempt, MAX_RETRY_ATTEMPTS_FAILED sets.

The default action for an active slow-recovery alarm is to leave the Aircraft docked and allow recovery to continue. If the asset needs to be restored before the 24-hour recovery window expires, use this guide to troubleshoot the underlying Dock or Aircraft charging issue.

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SLOW_CHARGE_RECOVERY_ACTIVE means the Aircraft failed its first 5 charge-start attempts and is periodically retrying over a 24-hour slow recovery window. The default action is to leave the Aircraft docked and allow slow charge recovery to continue. Do not power cycle the Aircraft just to clear the retry counter while recovery is active. Do you want to wait for recovery or troubleshoot now to restore the asset?

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